277 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he is satisfied that the existing law is sufficiently robust to deal with landlords and their tenants who fail to respect the amenity of neighbours in respect of the condition of gardens, noise, the presentation of rubbish for collection, the regular maintenance of the external fabric and curtilage of the house and so on; and his views on introducing more robust legislation to ensure that landlords and their tenants respect the need to create strong communities in neighbourhoods where there is a high proportion of rented property. [37179/06]

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277 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he is satisfied that the existing law is sufficiently robust to deal with landlords and their tenants who fail to respect the amenity of neighbours in respect of the condition of gardens, noise, the presentation of rubbish for collection, the regular maintenance of the external fabric and curtilage of the house and so on; and his views on introducing more robust legislation to ensure that landlords and their tenants respect the need to create strong communities in neighbourhoods where there is a high proportion of rented property. [37179/06]

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